About FCI
FCI is a NIST-Based Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) offering Cybersecurity Compliance Enablement Technologies & Services to CISOs and security personnel of Financial Services organizations with prescriptive cybersecurity regulatory requirements. FCI blends best-of-breed technologies, cybersecurity best practices, expertise, and innovation to perform Security Assessments and deliver cloud-based Managed Endpoint and Network Protection.
FCI protects private data and provides evidence of compliance of technical control requirements from cybersecurity regulations like SEC, NYDFS, NAIC, and FINRA. Annually, FCI is MSP Verify and SOC2 Type 1 certified by MSPAlliance. FCI MDR (Managed Detection & Response) Services are on 24/7, 365 days/year.
Facts
- Founded in 1995
- Dedicated to Financial Services
- Headquarters and SOC in Bloomfield, NJ
- 3 redundant data centers in United States
- Annual SOC 2 and MSP Verify certifications
Cyber Team
- Multidisciplinary team
- Cybersecurity experts and trained technicians
- Background-checked and located in the United States
- No call center agents, no call scripts, no robot!
External Cyber Score
FCI Security Operation & Data Centers
The redundant and scalable SOAR platform we built to deliver our services
Annual Certifications
Annually, FCI goes through the MSPAlliance’s MSP Verify Program (MSPV) and SOC 2 Type 1 certification. The MSPV is based on the Unified Certification Standard (UCS) for Cloud and Managed Service Providers and developed by the International Association of Cloud and Managed Service Providers.
A solution that augments and adapts to teams, skill sets and systems already in place
Co-Managed Cyber Services
How FCI partners with Enterprises, internal IT teams, and MSPs
FCI's Unfair Competitive Advantages*
* According to our competitors
- Dedicated to Financial Services since 1995
- Deep understanding of Financial Services cybersecurity regulatory requirements
- 24x7 cyber threat and compliance monitoring
- Security Incident Response and Breach support
- Compliance evidence presentation to regulators, authorities, and cyber insurers
- Device cyber lifecycle management (Onboarding, Ongoing, and Offboarding)
- Mass vulnerability response for imminent risk (Zero-Day, etc.)
- Remediation without user involvement
